Paulo Coelho. And on the seventh day

According to the writer, the most profound changes - andin the human soul, and in the life of society - occur in a very short time. At the moment when we least expect it, life challenges us. The call must be answered immediately.

Only a week, seven days, can turna person's life, when in an unexpected encounter with love, death and power he finds himself. This theme unites the works that make up the exciting trilogy "And on the seventh day ..." by Paulo Coelho, the author of the bestseller "Alchemist".

World-famous writer, Knight of the OrderHonorary Legion, a member of the Brazilian Literary Academy, laureate of many prestigious awards, Paulo Coelho addressed literary creativity already in his mature years, having a rich life experience behind his shoulders. Anyone who has already read allegorical novels and the story of this author has made new and important discoveries for himself.



"I always believed that the most profound changes -and in the human soul, and in the life of society - occur in a very short time, "said Paulo Coelho. "The moment we least expect it, life challenges us to test our courage and our desire for change; and does not allow to pretend that nothing is happening, or to dissuade that we are not yet ready. "

The trilogy "And on the seventh day ..." unites the three mostbrilliant ladies' novel in exactly the same sequence as Coelho himself intended: "I cried on the bank of the Rio-Piedra and I cried", "Veronica decides to die", "Devil and Senorita Prim." The first part of the book that the extraordinary is around us. A young woman and her friend go on a spiritual journey through the Pyrenees to reveal the deepest secrets of life and love.



The trilogy continues the novel "Veronica Solves"die "- a dramatic description of several days after the attempted suicide of the heroine. In this short time, the whole experience of her life is concentrated, which negates the light-weight ideas about the nature of mental illnesses. It must always be remembered that every second of being is a choice between life and death, and it can only be determined by freedom leading to immortality.

The book closes on the battle between good andevil inside each person - "The Devil and the Signorite Prim." This is a story about the abandoned village of Viskos and its inhabitants, drowning in routine, eaten with greed and fear.



A stunning description of the battle between light and darknessinside each soul makes you think about the need to follow your dream, have the courage to be not like everyone else and conquer the fear that does not allow to live truly.

"And on the seventh day ..." - a holistic trilogy full of profound philosophical meaning, which will be a wonderful gift for connoisseurs of real literature.